Centerline Convo Pro or Weld RTS??
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Centerline Convo Pro or Weld RTS??
While I'm finishing up my build, I'm considering grabbing a set of Centerline Convo Pro's. 15x4 (BS 1.75) for the front, and 15x9 (BS 6.5) for the rear.
What do you guys think about these? The backspacing seems to work with these diameters, resulting in a flush fit with minimal grinding in the rear only (from what I've heard). I'm diggin the design too.
If you have any pics, info, or thoughts, post em' up!
Here's a link to them if you haven't seen them previously:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-raci...eels-pics.html
Also, a set from Summit is around 760 before shipping, so they aren't outrageously priced by any means.
What do you guys think about these? The backspacing seems to work with these diameters, resulting in a flush fit with minimal grinding in the rear only (from what I've heard). I'm diggin the design too.
If you have any pics, info, or thoughts, post em' up!
Here's a link to them if you haven't seen them previously:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-raci...eels-pics.html
Also, a set from Summit is around 760 before shipping, so they aren't outrageously priced by any means.
Last edited by squirts11; 07-31-2010 at 07:26 PM.
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You can't go wrong with the polished, but I'm still up the air between the two.
What I'd love to do would be to get a narrowed rear (either 12-bolt or 9"), and get a rear set of these with 4.5 backspacing to achieve that killer deep dish look. I've always thought that made a 15" rim look much more aggressive.
Well, what made the RTS series appealing was the fairly small price difference from the Convo Pros, just few hundred more for the complete set. Plus, the RTS gets a wider wheel (15x10 vs. 15x9), and a better design (in my opinion). While they’re my favorite, the RT series is too great a jump financially for myself, but they're completely badass.
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I like the Convo Pros though reccomend the Welds because you don't have to grind. I also was one of the two folks who worked with Centerline (John Norris too) to come up with that 15x9/6.5 design out of components from their parts been...
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